has the moment.
You've spent years measuring your seven iron by the best one you ever hit — not the real one. Not the window. The fantasy yardage. You built your whole game around a number that maybe happened once, in July, downwind.
London ignored strokes gained the same way most golfers do. Too much math. Not enough feel. Then the numbers got loud enough she couldn't.
Here's what the data says: a Tour player's shot pattern spans 70 yards side to side. The best players in the world don't aim at the pin. They aim at the best place to miss. That's not giving up on technique — that's finally using it.
The foundation never goes out of style. You still work on it. You always will. But there's a moment when you stop building and start playing. This is what that moment looks like.
London Fitzgerald · @LondonGolfs · +2.6 GHIN · Class of 2027



